Titlebook: Mastering Your PhD; Survival and Success Patricia Gosling,Lambertus D. Noordam Book 20112nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2011

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The Final Year: Countdown to Your Thesis Defence,data that still need to be analysed. It is not yet clear, however, how these analyses might be integrated to create a cohesive body of work. Finally, there is one last project your thesis advisor wants you to work on. Altogether, there are several bits and pieces that fit into your thesis, and other

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Patricia Gosling,Lambertus D. NoordamPacked with highly-valuable insights for doing or considering a PhD, especially in natural sciences.Enriched and expanded with new chapters on choosing the right team, interpersonal relations, group d

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Choosing a Research Group: Pluses and Pitfalls,Before you even get started on your PhD research, you will have already made a decision that will have a major impact on the success of your project, and perhaps even on your future career: you have chosen to work in a particular research group, under the guidance of a particular thesis advisor or supervisor.

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How to Think Like a Scientist,By the time you’ve made it to graduate school, you should be well acquainted with the principles of the scientific method. Most likely the concepts have been drilled into you ever since high school biology class. Even so, we felt it wouldn’t be a bad idea to review some of the principles here, as they will form the core of your work in the lab.

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Dealing with Setbacks,You’ve settled comfortably into your lab routine: you’ve established your goals and objectives, your research project is well underway, and you’ve been carrying out experiments for several months. You feel good about your progress and are convinced that you’re on the right track.

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Group Dynamics: Dealing with Difficult Colleagues,In the last chapter, we talked about how to get along with – as well as work alongside – people with a variety of personality types. In this chapter, we take a closer look at how to cope with labmates and colleagues whose behaviour could be labelled as ‘difficult’.